Save on your Pfizer medications and get support.
Get support with savings and understand your insurance requirements, including the Prescription Assistance process.
If you're taking a Pfizer medication and have private insurance, you may be eligible for co-pay card savings.* For many medications, you can also talk to a live customer service agent who can help you understand prior authorizations, insurance requirements, and more.
*Terms and conditions apply. See full terms and conditions on each respective brand's website. Cards will be accepted only at participating pharmacies.
Cards are not health insurance. No membership fees. For more information, call 1-866-341-9100 or write to Pfizer, PO Box 29387, Mission, KS 66201.
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If you have Medicare, Medicaid, or are uninsured, you may be eligible to get your Pfizer medication for free.
Pfizer’s Patient Assistance Program provides eligible patients with their prescribed Pfizer medications for free.*
Understanding insurance approvals
For some medications, your doctor may need to get approval from your insurance provider before the prescription can be filled. This is also known as a “prior authorization.” Without prior approval, your insurance plan may not pay for your medication.
Here’s how it works.
Submission
Your doctor submits forms to your insurance company explaining why you need the medicine.
Review
Your insurance company reviews the request—usually within 2 weeks. Some medications can take up to 30 days.
Decision
A decision is made. If the request is denied, your doctor can appeal.
Prescription
Once your medication is approved, it goes to your pharmacy to be filled.
Frequently asked questions
What is private health insurance?
Private health insurance (also known as commercial insurance) is insurance you've purchased from a private health insurance company, health insurance exchange, federal employer program, or is provided through an employer or a union.
What is public health insurance?
Public health insurance can be plans funded by federal, state, or local governments. Ones you’ll likely recognize are Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), CHAMPVA or VA coverage, state-specific plans, and Indian Health Service (IHS).
